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Rep. Shanthia Tanaya Theory (R-Texas) is a state representative representing the 7th district of Texas, where she represents a district that is home to the majority of trans women in the state. In this episode, Shanthia talks about her journey to becoming a public servant and how her faith played a role in her decision to leave the Democratic Party and join the Republican Party.

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00:00:00.000 hello everybody welcome back to the gains for girls podcast thank you for tuning in again be
00:00:12.720 sure to check us out at outkick.com see all things gains for girls make sure to check out 1.00
00:00:17.820 my new special on fox nation called trans fixed we had presha mosley on a few weeks ago talking 0.99
00:00:25.540 about her experience as a child who began to transition and then detransition and then
00:00:30.960 getting pregnant as a detransitioner delivering a beautiful baby boy really really heartbreaking 1.00
00:00:37.800 but powerful stuff so be sure to check that out today's guest on the topic of the gender ideology 0.95
00:00:45.980 movement this is a warrior who we're talking to today she is the embodiment of leadership she is
00:00:53.180 the embodiment of courage um her name is representative sean theory she is a state
00:00:59.700 representative in texas you might have seen her on a video recently she was at the moms for liberty 0.99
00:01:04.560 conference she was uh you know standing up on the stage and she announced that she was leaving the 1.00
00:01:09.720 democratic party that's right she was a democrat um you know she she got into it because she believed
00:01:16.120 you know she wanted to stand for for people to give the vulnerable a voice uh but she realized that the 1.00
00:01:22.280 left left left her uh because of issues like putting men in women's sports transing you know 0.99
00:01:28.460 chemically and surgically castrating minors all of these things plus her faith played a big role
00:01:34.360 in her decision to leave the democratic party and join the republican party to which we welcomed her
00:01:40.980 with open arms and so be sure to check out the interview here with texas state representative sean theory
00:01:47.380 so first and foremost representative theory oh my gosh i just want to thank you uh one for being a
00:01:54.560 public servant and for so selflessly representing texans uh but but would you kind of just briefly
00:02:02.840 share a little bit about yourself and your career as a texas state representative and really what
00:02:08.460 caused you to to initially get involved yes thank you riley for having me i'm super excited to be here
00:02:16.740 because i'm so proud of you um i'm probably old enough to be your mom so i i'm just so proud of
00:02:22.600 you as a young lady taking the stance um that you have to protect women and girls in sports um i am
00:02:29.340 a state rep as for those who may not know me i've been in office seven and a half years um i'll be
00:02:35.480 completing almost eight um in january this will be my last term in office i represent houston um and
00:02:43.340 i can just tell you i i really um got i'm a lawyer by profession i've been a lawyer over 25 years
00:02:50.160 i like to say i got my law degree when i was 10 i was a child prodigy but um you know kind of this
00:02:58.740 really just to be a voice for the voiceless and when i did that i thought it would pretty much be
00:03:05.400 you know the underserved communities uh the elderly um children and just those who really
00:03:13.040 don't always get the chance to make their voices heard in the um in the legislature and little did
00:03:19.320 i know that um after a few terms that we would be confronted with issues like biological males uh
00:03:28.220 invading women's spaces and not just that taking from them you know literally taking from them their
00:03:36.760 right to compete uh to take away their rights for things they've worked so hard for and i tell people
00:03:43.920 it's not just a game you know they're also like oh just let them play no this is a livelihood for
00:03:50.280 young girls and women it's their opportunity to have scholarships um to earn a living and i i i tell
00:03:57.380 people who are finally kind of waking up that there would be no serena williams there would be
00:04:04.740 no simone biles um there would be martina naruto all over talked about this from you know back in the
00:04:13.940 70s you i mean people understand that if this were allowed back then some of the women that they champion
00:04:21.700 right now um they they wouldn't even know who they were who they are exactly and you mentioned you
00:04:27.940 have a daughter uh and a little girl daughter is um my cousin claire is surprised that this is even
00:04:36.300 happening um she's she's run track uh kind of just in the summer not on a team but she is she's good
00:04:45.000 she's she's fast um but she said that it never came down on her having to run against a boy you
00:04:52.360 know she wouldn't do that and that's not anything i told her she understands the differences
00:04:56.880 and um so it's just bizarre riley that we're in this world in the space uh right now and i i don't
00:05:04.980 know why feminists and all those women that fought so hard for women's rights are turning a blind eye to 1.00
00:05:11.120 this and allowing young ladies like yourself to go through what you would through and women all
00:05:16.180 around the country yes it's a sad day when an 11 year old has a better grasp on biological reality
00:05:26.040 than who is in the white house right now um but a few weeks ago this video of you went viral you
00:05:34.740 were at the moms for liberty conference and i just remember watching this video
00:05:38.920 and feeling like this immense sense this really this overwhelming sense of just joy uh listening to
00:05:49.340 you and so can can you describe of course the scenario that i'm talking about i'm sure everyone's seen the
00:05:54.640 video um you know what that spiel was and really what the tipping point for you looked like sure well um it
00:06:05.700 was a long time in the making um lots of prayer not because i i wasn't sure um but just because of
00:06:14.900 what i had gone through for a year and a half um um so what precipitated all of this was for those who
00:06:21.220 don't know um last session well this current session uh we're in the interim we were confronted with an
00:06:27.900 issue a bill as to um whether or not or really what age a child could be to have a sex change surgery
00:06:35.800 which sounds in and of itself right like an oxymoron we were also confronted with whether
00:06:41.380 biological males should be allowed to play in women's sports at the collegiate level and i took a stand on
00:06:48.060 both of those issues and i was surprised and shocked that my colleagues democratic house colleagues
00:06:55.160 wanted to kill both of those bills which were essentially just providing safeguards for children
00:07:02.340 and girls and young women um the first bill with respect to the sex change surgeries and the puberty
00:07:09.300 blockers and the cross sex hormones simply said you just need to be 18 that's it who would think 0.92
00:07:17.680 that that wouldn't be accepted by everyone in the nation considering you have to be 18 to even get a
00:07:23.360 tattoo in texas 18 to even get a tan in a tanning salon um but instead my democrat colleagues said no
00:07:32.700 we need to kill that bill we need to allow children to have these procedures parents who are willing to
00:07:41.340 put their children under the knife and allow their daughters who do not have cancer to get double 0.95
00:07:46.000 vasectomies at the age of 14 if they want to 12 we're gonna let that happen and i took a stand i said
00:07:53.800 i could never in good conscience do that and why are you doing it and then i found out that my colleagues
00:08:00.920 were saying well we know it's crazy but if we don't support it they'll put somebody in our race in a
00:08:08.160 primary and run against us and by their by by they i mean special interest groups um and i said but
00:08:16.500 y'all we're here to serve and we cannot let our children and our girls you know women be used as
00:08:23.040 political pawns but um they they wouldn't relent and so i stood tit toes down and spoke out and so the
00:08:33.500 first i did a 12 minute speech on this this mutilation of children and that went viral
00:08:39.660 and from that moment on my life changed riley um i'm sure you can relate um when you stand there
00:08:46.360 or something that's righteous uh those who are being exposed um will come at you with everything
00:08:54.320 they've caught because they're embarrassed that you you know you've ripped the lid off of something
00:08:58.940 and so then after that i think it was a few days later or maybe a week i voted to prevent biological
00:09:05.840 males to um be in women's sports and so from that point on i think i was probably bullied every day 0.86
00:09:14.980 uh for a year and a half they did exactly what they promised they did put someone in my race
00:09:19.600 to primary me raising almost the radical progressives the left almost a million dollars
00:09:25.520 to take away my state rep seat so they prevailed uh and but i always tell people
00:09:32.360 you know oh are you doing this because you lost i said this is so much bigger than being a state rep
00:09:40.280 that's nothing compared to you know losing a seat versus losing your conscience
00:09:45.980 losing your soul so i'm winning i always say every day i wake up winning i'm winning with the lord
00:09:52.680 i'm winning with moms i'm winning with children and i'm winning with myself knowing that i can sleep
00:09:59.140 at night that i stood for what's right i stood for women like you young ladies like you um who don't 1.00
00:10:06.020 deserve for people to cheat them and so um that's where i am and so then i decided to make a switch
00:10:13.360 because i i realized what's going on nationally when i saw that the biden harris administration
00:10:18.680 was suing to overturn title nine protections for women and trying to change the the sexual or sexual
00:10:28.860 law what is it that trying to change the word protections based on sex to gender which would
00:10:35.040 essentially include men who identify as women i realized then that i had to get involved and i could
00:10:43.360 never win this battle on the other side beside that i was in the democrat side people said well
00:10:49.780 if you had won your seat what would you do well i thought at the time that if i did win that i could
00:10:55.320 continue to keep trying to fight and make change but now they've doubled down tripled down quadrupled
00:11:02.420 down so i could never you know effectuate change as a democrat so i switched parties i made the
00:11:08.780 announcement at the moms for liberty national summit in washington dc uh in front of a room was maybe a
00:11:14.580 thousand people and so i i assume you watched it remotely and you're right it it went viral um i would
00:11:21.820 say naturally but then i had a friend send me a copy of the india times or the times of india and they're
00:11:27.340 like but for the cover of the newspaper in india and i was like what made that so but but people
00:11:34.360 i'll say by and large riley are um are grateful they're they're sending me wonderful support for
00:11:41.420 taking a bold courageous stand and i always tell people i never wanted to be known for um taking
00:11:49.540 a stand for something that really shouldn't require courage i'll accept it because that's where we are
00:11:55.240 right now but we didn't become courageous to say that a biological man can't have a baby
00:12:02.500 we did not become courageous to say a biological man isn't five to ten times stronger than a woman
00:12:09.260 wow yeah it is it's it's wild that we live in a time where that is brave it it breaks my heart
00:12:17.660 really that that's considered brave but nonetheless i mean you you i'm sure have faced attacks and i want
00:12:24.100 you to know too you know you expressed how some people you know some of your colleagues would would
00:12:31.520 share to you maybe in private you know we agree with you but uh we can't lose our seat or whatever
00:12:38.480 the stipulation was that's something i hear in every state i mean even at the national level i've had
00:12:44.560 democrat senators before you know before i testified before the senate or congress who would come up to
00:12:49.980 me and said hey look you know i played sports i played college sports i have a daughter i totally agree
00:12:55.580 with you and then would get on the other side of the table and absolutely grill me um so understand
00:13:02.780 that that is something the hypocrisy is real and it's got to be called out and stopped and i think
00:13:09.020 that's why i salute you once again for what you're doing we need more women uh we need men of good
00:13:16.200 conscience to speak out against this i am with you a hundred percent um i don't even know if you
00:13:22.460 read the article um years ago serena williams obviously a tennis phenom very fast very strong 1.00
00:13:31.140 very powerful with her serve uh did an exhibition match with a german player who was probably ranked
00:13:38.400 if i can recall i know he was at least like the 80th seed or below it might have been in the hundreds
00:13:45.220 he was 203rd that's okay so you know i'm so 203rd she's the number one female tennis player in the 1.00
00:13:54.420 world and he beat her every match every round smoked her and said that he wasn't even playing at his full
00:14:02.180 capacity and she acknowledged that well sure that's why i play women's tennis she said i don't play she 1.00
00:14:12.120 the ball is they hit the ball differently she said has a different spin on it she said i cannot beat
00:14:17.680 them and she's not trying to so just that alone proves what we're dealing with and you would think
00:14:25.920 that people knowing that if serena williams with the power and the talent that she has couldn't beat
00:14:31.680 somebody who was 200th in his own category what why is this happening i am i want to hear about your
00:14:40.340 you mentioned prayer you know was this something that impacted your role as a state rep and again
00:14:46.900 ultimately the decision to to leave the democratic party it did um i've always been a woman of faith
00:14:52.860 i've always been a christian um i was christened initially catholic and then um my mom um became
00:15:00.060 baptist my dad was catholic so i started going to you know baptist church with her but i really started
00:15:05.180 to realize riley this is a faith walk all of us we have to take that leap of faith and step out there
00:15:12.060 um when you have to really wage a war almost against what's unjust and so the righteous will
00:15:19.720 be persecuted and i know that our main scripture tells us that so i pray and pray all the time for
00:15:28.300 god to continue to order my footsteps and everyone knows this is wrong everyone knows it's wrong and so
00:15:35.780 now i do have such um a sense of peace has come over me since i've made the switch i don't wake up with
00:15:44.140 anxiety or fear or trepidation that's not of god you know all that that came from being in a very uh
00:15:52.240 being around in a negative space negative people negative spirits all of that and so i have so much
00:15:58.060 peace now um and i'm so happy to do this work and i'm not tired and i was um reading some scripture
00:16:07.620 last night and i because someone said well what theory you know how do you keep going you know
00:16:15.020 um what makes you keep going you know you don't even you're not going to have a receipt after january
00:16:19.200 and i read the scripture that says do not get weary in well-doing and so i i'm um i'm just a woman
00:16:26.920 i am just a mom but um i i use that and lean on that to keep me motivated
00:16:32.400 and faith without works is dead we hear that too so you can't just be faithful you actually have to
00:16:38.860 move and do something and so that's what you're doing and um that's what the young ladies the
00:16:44.920 ambassadors that work with you that's what millions of moms are doing around the country 0.96
00:16:49.280 millions of women and and men and i think that we just are going to have to continue
00:16:53.920 to amplify our voices really powerful
00:16:58.020 your experience uh it reminds me a lot of a representative in in kansas actually his name
00:17:07.500 is marvin robinson and it was it was i mean very similar where the women's sports bill came up they
00:17:12.840 had tried for three sessions they couldn't get it through the way their legislative body is broken up i
00:17:17.880 mean they needed every single republican to voted in to vote in favor to override the governor's veto
00:17:22.560 uh two republicans one republican actually i think it was two republicans decided that they weren't going
00:17:30.020 to vote for women's sports and one lone democrat by the name of marvin robinson um he stood firm he said
00:17:37.560 this is crazy he was he was a black man he was um i mean the most gracious kind person you could
00:17:44.500 possibly imagine uh but for taking that stand and then thereafter on other bills like you're describing
00:17:51.100 with yourself the democratic party i mean they ousted him they called for him to step down they had
00:17:57.840 you know advocacy groups getting involved and threatening him they they removed him from his
00:18:03.100 office i mean they literally took out his stationary things that they took away his office he didn't have
00:18:08.440 an office in the capitol anymore i mean really crazy stuff and i think back to when i was present at the
00:18:14.500 ceremonial signing uh in texas for the the save women sports act uh and i remember the vitriol that i was met
00:18:22.140 with by you know by community members and different things i mean we were and these are supposed to be the
00:18:26.980 part the people who are tolerant right isn't that hilarious they say they're tolerant and they say they're
00:18:32.540 accepting and welcoming and and they embrace diversity well guess what they did not embrace
00:18:37.680 my diverse thought they chanted for hours they said racist sexist anti-trans you have blood on your hands
00:18:45.660 for hours and so i can only imagine you know you touched on it a little bit but some of what you faced
00:18:52.400 whether it's from your colleagues you know maybe some of your constituents but has the support that
00:18:58.060 you've received especially since taking that you know that that national stand now being with moms for
00:19:03.560 liberty really making this public switching i saw you on fox news i mean really great stuff has the support
00:19:10.060 that you've received outweighed some of the negative it has it really has um but i can say this if i didn't
00:19:19.760 have my faith and my family i can see how what they do and how violent and harmful they are how
00:19:27.660 could destroy a person um i was sent just like you um this whole thing about blood on your hands um
00:19:34.180 they sent me bloody means of like hands with blood on them um they put together some kind of little
00:19:41.360 campaign on mother's day last year they gave out my phone number and asked hundreds of them to text me
00:19:47.560 that they hope that i die on mother's day that they hope that my daughter would wake up an orphan
00:19:52.820 i'm really sick sick stuff um so i can see for those who really um could get you know shook by that 0.65
00:20:03.420 would be afraid um i stood against it um i i kept going and i told them i said you may win my i may lose
00:20:12.980 my seat you will not make me lose my mind that i'm not gonna lose my conscience you know i you can censor
00:20:20.660 me as i said but i will not be silenced and that's what this is about riley it is about silencing
00:20:26.880 you silencing me silencing the gentleman you talked about the other state rep um it is horrible um to
00:20:35.740 try to say that here the democrat you could have voted on almost everything else they supported or
00:20:42.580 and it's not enough that's when i said and i'll go on record to say this today i don't care if they
00:20:49.060 think it's radical what they're doing is radical i agreed to be in the democratic caucus not the
00:20:54.800 democratic cult and that's what it becomes when you have to drink every ounce of kool-aid to stay
00:21:02.540 a part of something and you can't differ on any level without being um blasted lambasted ousted
00:21:10.080 then you're in a cult that's what it is i know when people like you said physically try to remove him
00:21:17.160 out of his office blind attacked uh doing everything they can uh to destroy someone's life their legacy
00:21:26.020 that's what cultists do and so that's why i said yes uh it has been worth it because i i didn't know
00:21:34.720 and that's why i said i'll go back to my faith what people take away what man tries to take away god
00:21:39.380 will replenish you know 10 000 fold in this situation um i was welcomed by governor abbott all
00:21:47.100 of my house colleagues uh the speaker um millions of people around the country said bravo we welcome
00:21:56.600 you thank you and here's the part quietly lots of democrats you know inbox and say thank you
00:22:06.060 please they say some of them say i live in california and i i feel alone he said i've taken
00:22:13.300 a stance on this issue they have daughters that play soccer and they said you know one lady says
00:22:18.580 she's a teacher and she said i won't get fired i believe for my job if i speak out and our own child
00:22:25.540 is on a soccer team crazy i uh i want to ask you about black american voters because i you know
00:22:33.040 generally this is a demographic uh or at least they count on it being a demographic that supports
00:22:38.100 the culturally progressive policies that are being implemented like men and women's sports or like
00:22:43.400 the transing of minors but are you seeing a shift i feel like based off what i've seen in social media
00:22:50.160 based in conversations that i've had talking to uber drivers talking to people in the grocery store
00:22:55.740 i can see a shift but uh is that something that that you feel like was accurate to say yes it's the
00:23:03.980 it's not large enough because the mainstream media and the democrat party is democratic party is doing
00:23:09.200 such a good job of hiding the truth from black america from black voters that those that know 1.00
00:23:17.420 agree in support um but it's it's almost like an underground movement because they're doing this so
00:23:24.160 uh surreptitiously that black voters don't know that this is happening i tried to talk about it in
00:23:29.740 my campaign but they outraised me and they sent out so many flyers and mailers and tv ads and radio ads
00:23:36.280 uh deflecting from the issue so um they use racism to fear bunker black voters and say well if you support
00:23:45.520 this party you don't support us we're going to go back to slavery i mean just crazy talk to put fear
00:23:52.200 but yes black america is waking up and always say when i'm out speaking i don't know what it's going
00:23:59.100 to take but let's say um someone and i and i sometimes when i mention athletes i i want them to
00:24:05.300 know i'm not asking them to take a position but look at someone like angel reese from lsu do they think
00:24:12.460 that if a white biological male who claimed he was a girl came on another team and started playing for
00:24:21.420 example against iowa and took that trophy uh that that championship trophy from angel reese what would
00:24:27.260 black america do they'd be would it take that to say wait a minute what the hell just happened here
00:24:34.020 right what just happened here and then for for the others you know uh white americans who maybe say 0.95
00:24:40.360 well this is horrible but i'm not saying anything does it take a a six foot ten man to to knock
00:24:46.920 caitlin clark on the ground and break her neck like what does it take right so i think what's
00:24:54.660 happening is they don't see how real this is they think they're random incidents and so unfortunately
00:25:01.400 you know um it it may take something like that but again there would be no angel reese there would
00:25:07.900 be no caitlin clark if if every biological male just said we're just gonna go get on and play on that team 1.00
00:25:14.080 right right now you've endorsed trump i watched it live when on tv it was incredible and so i wanted
00:25:22.580 to ask you you know as a former democrat what is some advice that you would give president trump and
00:25:29.480 his his his team his campaign to help win over independents or moderates or even some who are
00:25:37.280 registered democrat well i hope it's not about my pay grade let me say that first to president trump and
00:25:43.600 his team because i know they are working so hard uh to save america um but what i think um can happen
00:25:52.820 is they have got to hold kamala harris and the waltz campaign's feet to the fire on this issue and it
00:26:00.840 probably what we witnessed in the debate the other night he did his best it won't i don't think it can
00:26:05.560 be done in a debate for him because um they're unfair as we saw as three against one they're not going to
00:26:11.700 allow him to speak on it he tries and they come back and they gaslight and they say things aren't
00:26:17.440 happening that are really happening um they don't give him opportunity to really speak but i do believe
00:26:23.120 if the campaign can do its own thing you know get out and do uh press conferences with all of us
00:26:30.380 surrounding them uh to call out for example even with the with the child sex changes her running mate
00:26:38.660 tim waltz made the state of minnesota a sanctuary state for transgender children meaning what that
00:26:47.020 means is something very radical house file 146 is a piece of legislation that he signed into law that
00:26:54.680 allows a child from texas or any other state to leave the state of texas against one parent's wishes
00:27:01.660 in a custody battle and go to minnesota where they can then start prescribing that child hormones
00:27:07.300 and giving them a sex change it gave the state of minnesota jurisdiction in family custody matters
00:27:15.480 and allows the fact that a parent does not consent to providing what they call gender affirming care 0.99
00:27:24.020 which means if you're a father out there i'm gonna talk to the black man out there if you're a black 0.94
00:27:28.600 father out there and you're in a custody battle tim waltz says it's okay for your wife to take the child 0.97
00:27:34.500 of minnesota and take your son and castrate your son that that's what can happen and people get kind 0.66
00:27:40.780 of riled up and say oh castrating isn't happening do they know what the medical definition of castration
00:27:47.100 is i mean if you cut off a child's testicles that's castration and so i think that um president trump's
00:27:56.840 team has a real opportunity um to expose this issue because the harris waltz campaign is running from it 0.87
00:28:07.800 of course they are never publicly admitted to americans that this is what they support
00:28:12.920 they cannot get away with calling this health care they could they need to be asked directly
00:28:18.480 do they support girls who do not have cancer getting double mastectomies
00:28:24.260 because they've been told they're born in the wrong body would they support a child 14 or 15
00:28:30.560 uh being prescribed lubron which is a chemical castration drug and a drug we give grown men
00:28:38.340 who have prostate cancer do they support giving that to kids who do not have cancer and the answer is yes
00:28:45.960 yes we do and i think that lets every moderate american and every independent voter know what's
00:28:54.340 at stake here that dr trump is here to protect our kids i could not agree more uh i'm sending this clip
00:29:02.640 to them and i'm telling them she needs to be on record because you're right she knows it's not a winning
00:29:07.940 issue for her for her party she knows that it doesn't pull well uh and they know what their voting record
00:29:13.680 shows they know what it tells but they're trying desperately to write are running from this they
00:29:20.240 pivot from this with a quickness their feet have to be held to the fire even my opponent in my primary
00:29:26.620 who ran against me and said that the reason she ran against me was because she supports uh these
00:29:33.440 procedures for children we were in a forum in my community in my district and where there was
00:29:38.720 probably the rule was 90 black voters and someone in the audience asked her on it they said well we
00:29:45.440 just want to know what's your stance on this issue with sex changes for children and giving them sex
00:29:51.320 hormones when they're underage she folded like a a broken chair i mean she fell apart like a suit at 1.00
00:29:59.780 the seams she started stumbling and mumbling and flipping and flopping and she said i just don't think that's
00:30:05.420 an important issue and i'm like wait a minute what it's the issue it's you said that's why you were
00:30:11.600 running against me and so they pack away from it and i don't think that kamala harris uh they've made
00:30:18.120 this big deal about yes she's a black woman um she went to howard university and hbcu i graduated from 1.00
00:30:24.500 that school too so from one howard woman to another you know she needs to be able to look black america 1.00
00:30:30.420 in the face she said say it to her face on her campaign i want her to say it the black america's 0.98
00:30:38.260 faces that she supports procedures which will make black children infertile and sterile how is that not a 1.00
00:30:50.580 form of population control right i'm really in shock that she could in good conscience say she would 0.97
00:30:58.480 support anything that would stop a black girl from menstruating from having the right that's the 0.94
00:31:06.440 real reproductive rights it's not the right to have an abortion it's the right for that black child 1.00
00:31:12.200 to have a baby and i can assure you if the republican party was pushing this they would be calling this
00:31:20.160 population control and genocide but because white progressive radical liberals are doing it somehow
00:31:26.480 they're trying to gaslight black america and make them think this is okay and i think it's a it's a 0.76
00:31:34.160 huge issue when i really started talking about it at black churches they said oh my lord threat theory is 0.93
00:31:41.120 this real i said they no one's telling me this so i think there's a way for the campaign to get it out
00:31:47.520 as i said a debate forum will not do it justice um it's got to be talked about on the on the trail on the
00:31:55.280 stop in communities uh to fathers and mothers who don't know that this is what the harris waltz
00:32:05.120 administration wants to put in place and that the heiden harris administration is already doing
00:32:09.920 you are um so wise i mean this has given me i i mean i feel like i've been immersed you know
00:32:18.320 all encompassed on this issue for two years but this has given me really good insight so i mean
00:32:24.960 it's i mean gosh yeah i'm sorry that was long that was a little rant but i it's just so important
00:32:32.000 it's that's what people need to hear um gosh listening to you it doesn't sound like really you left the
00:32:39.120 left it sounds like the left left you and so i wanted last question you know what's next for you
00:32:45.020 anything any plans any any aspirations um you know i don't have political plans for those that
00:32:51.740 are thinking about that it was never about that um i'm just going to continue to use my platform and
00:32:57.500 my voice to hopefully um go around the country and amplify the voices of women like you and me and get 0.90
00:33:06.620 women involved from all backgrounds there are so many more issues where we're united um so if you're a
00:33:12.620 democrat and you're listening to this and you're like i didn't sign up for that craziness come over
00:33:17.980 here and talk to us you know um if you're a moderate democrat and you say or you're an independent and
00:33:24.860 you feel politically homeless come over here and talk to us where the water is warm and where we are
00:33:31.420 reasonable people that um will listen to you and protect your right to be your female right to be and
00:33:39.420 your children's right to be and so and they're republican women um who some i've heard are kind 0.58
00:33:45.260 of on the fence you know and and don't really know uh which party is supporting women's rights 0.92
00:33:52.060 i want to go around and tell them that if you're a woman you cannot vote for the democrat party anymore
00:33:57.900 you really just cannot because they are erasing women you know putting biological males in women's 0.75
00:34:03.820 prisons who would think you know women that are trying to repay their debt to society now you're 1.00
00:34:09.340 putting biological males who were incarcerated in the first place for being sex offenders now all they
00:34:16.220 have to do is say you know what i identify as a woman in the state of new jersey they can go to the 0.81
00:34:21.660 women's correctional facility and they've been raping women sexually assaulting them so we really are
00:34:28.540 living um in dangerous times and so i i just want to go around and amplify uh the issues uh because i
00:34:39.980 i think people say do something like your life depends on it i mean everyone's our kids lives depend
00:34:46.140 on our women life depends on it so i i that's all i'm doing and i'm gonna let the let god uh as i said 0.99
00:34:53.420 order my footsteps i don't know what he has is sore for me but i know he knows the plans uh that he's
00:34:59.180 made for me and so i'm just going to be obedient and faithful and and grateful and so i'm grateful
00:35:05.260 to you i want to end with that i'm very grateful that you invited me and i'm going to stand with you
00:35:10.300 all the way i'll go wherever you all want to go because we've we're in this fight together that's the
00:35:16.060 truth oh my gosh you're so right humanity depends on it and so uh rep theory i just couldn't be more
00:35:22.540 grateful again for you uh you inspire me inspired so many but but really this is incredibly insightful
00:35:29.660 and and just admirable and so thank you thank you thank you thank you everybody let's let's keep the
00:35:36.060 faith and keep the fight thank you guys for tuning in to the gains for girls podcast i think we could
00:35:41.820 all learn a little something about being bold about leadership about not abandoning your moral compass
00:35:50.940 what you know to be true what is objectively true from representative sean theory uh again check us out
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00:36:04.940 think this episode in particular share this episode to someone in your life who is a moderate or who is
00:36:12.140 is independent or who is undecided on how they want to vote let them know what a kamala harris tim wall's
00:36:20.060 presidency would look like uh really really powerful stuff we appreciate you guys and we will see you
00:36:26.140 guys next week on the gains for girls podcast